Sermons on Romans

When life feels like it's beating you up, it's tempting to just slip away and hide. But God hasn't called you to a cave; He's called you to contend for a legacy.

Have you been wondering how to hear God's voice? If disappointment, comparison, fear, or uncertainty have made it difficult to know your next step, this message from Pastor Steven Furtick will help you discover what the Bible says about recognizing, trusting, and obeying God's direction.

Have you ever wished God would explain why you're going through something? You don't always need a new word from God — sometimes you need to remember the one He's already spoken. If you've been looking for peace, clarity, or confidence in a difficult season, discover how God's Word can help you trust Him even before you have all the answers.

Sometimes the biggest thing keeping you stuck isn't your situation — it's the way you see it. The more consumed you become with your circumstances, the heavier life will feel. But real joy begins when you shift your focus, invite God into your struggles, and start living with a purpose beyond yourself.

You weren't created to live weighed down. If you've been carrying stress, pressure, guilt, or expectations you were never meant to hold, God is inviting you into a different kind of rest — one built on grace and mercy, not performance.

Blessings don't come without battles, but sometimes, those battles feel so big or so long that we lose sight of what God has promised. Pastor Steven teaches us through the life of Caleb how we can stand firm in what God has promised us, regardless of the people or problems that appear to stand in our way.

You might not be able to change your past, but you can change what happens next. When life feels stuck or uncertain, remember this: the result belongs to God, but your response is still in your hands. You don't have to control the outcome, just move forward and trust Him with what comes next.

Ever find yourself asking God, "What are You doing?" Some seasons only make sense after you've gone through them. If you're dealing with confusion, frustration, or unmet expectations, remember: God's still working, even when you can't see what He's doing.

When it feels like God's taking you the long way, remember: He's worthy of your wait. If you're feeling discouraged or struggling with obedience while you wait, start by being honest with God about where you are and trusting that His timing is always working for your good.

Right when you start to feel some positive momentum in your life, an attack comes out of nowhere. Sound familiar? Pastor Steven uses the parable of the seeds to illustrate what to do when the enemy attacks and how to persevere in your purpose.

Have you ever wished God would explain why you're going through something? You don't always need a new word from God — sometimes you need to remember the one He's already spoken. If you've been looking for peace, clarity, or confidence in a difficult season, discover how God's Word can help you trust Him even before you have all the answers.

Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. preached from Hebrews 6 to show us that even though we can forget God, He promises never to forget us. God knows us, and He keeps receipts, but it's not to shame us; it's to save us. If you need your faith renewed today, this sermon is for you.

There's nothing you could ever go under that God isn't over. His authority isn't meant to control you with fear but to lead you with love. In this message, Chet Pete reminds us: When you trust His commands and surrender to His control, you can rest in His protection.

Right when you start to feel some positive momentum in your life, an attack comes out of nowhere. Sound familiar? Pastor Steven uses the parable of the seeds to illustrate what to do when the enemy attacks and how to persevere in your purpose.

Sometimes the biggest thing keeping you stuck isn't your situation — it's the way you see it. The more consumed you become with your circumstances, the heavier life will feel. But real joy begins when you shift your focus, invite God into your struggles, and start living with a purpose beyond yourself.